COURVOISIER "THE BRANDY OF NAPOLEON" Courvoisier Cognac Bourbon Keyholder "THE BRANDY OF NAPOLEON COURVOISIER" A Bourbon keyholder manufactured as an advertising novelty for "COURVOISIER," one of the four major cognac makers. A Courvoisier Napoleon brandy bottle floats within the crystal-clear acrylic. There are air bubbles inside, and they move around when the keyholder is tilted. The beauty of the finely detailed label is also noteworthy. It's a standard style for Bourbon liquor items, but you'll want to have one. "Courvoisier" is an established cognac house founded in 1805. The name Napoleon is often used for cognac and French brandy, but Courvoisier was the first in the world to use the name Napoleon. As it is an old item, there may be fine scratches, cloudiness, and air bubbles. Please consider purchasing with the understanding of these points.